This advert is located in and around Driffield, North Yorkshire
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Advert Description
On the 26th March, Olive safely delivered 12 puppies, 3 boys and 9 girls.
2 boys and 1 girl are still looking for their forever homes. Be a part of watching your puppy grow and develop before welcoming them home.
Olive (aka Lady White), has had her second (and last) litter with dad Freddie (aka Dalfire Flower of Scotland). Both are KC registered.
Olive is our family pet and has been brought up with our other Dalmatian, Elmo (9). Being brought up in the countryside, our dogs have lots of space to be free on walks.
BAER +/+ Elbow score 0/0 Hips Score 5/2
Freddie, her mating partner is a heterozygous low uric acid (LUA) Dalmatian, resulting in Olive's litter, on average, to be 50% LUA and 50% HUA (high uric acid).
These two have an inbreeding coefficient score of 2.3% (breed average 4.6%). They make the perfect pairing and really complement each other.
The puppies will be brought up inside our family home with lots of love and care.
We understand the importance of good socialisation, therefore they will be exposed to the usual household noises, people and our other Dalmatian dog. They will also experience time with different sensory items to expose them to different textures; they will also be played different sounds, such as traffic, garden and firework noises, to give them the very best start in life.
Olive's puppies will be : - KC registered - LUA genetic tested - BAER hearing tested - Flea and wormed - Microchipped - Vet checked
A puppy pack will also be provided with their own individual record of development. A scent blanket from Olive will also be provided. Vaccinations will be left to yourself as each vet will use their own brands.
To see more photos of mum, see the fun the previous litter had, and to follow the journey, look at moon_adventures on Instagram.
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